Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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We take wood on subscription.
/ School books and school supplies a
Max Fishel's.
The horse race brought large mum
Der of people to Stnrgis.
| Milwaukee keg beer only Cents pei
i glass at Fritz Ammon's.
B. r. Raymond has opened his res
taurant near the depot.
Read 81. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
Mr.. Grabill took in the crowd at the
races Saturday at glance. He got {
good negative.
The fair is in progress at Deadwood
this week. It is hoped the enterprise
will be success.
Councilman Max Blatt will get com.
fortably settled this week in his new
residence on the wedge.
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@. P. Murray came up yesterday
paying off as he passed over the line.
The pay roll reached nearly $4,000.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents pei
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
Chico Bill will run at the Rapid fair
next week against one-eyed horse from
below. Everybody here will back Bill
to the limit.
In addition to being frst-class dis
penser Of drugs, Mr.. III. B. Jack is 9
thorough knight of the stick. He car
set type with any Of the prints.
Night and day shifts are working
in the cut south of town at Bartlett's
camp. Jim Collins has charge of the
day force, and he is rushing the work.
| The railroad will reach stuygis some
time next month, but Apold & Meyer
have been here for years With a stock o.
groceries and provisions seGApd to none
in Dakota. N
The select and Bavarian ibeer retailei
by Fritz Ammon is ahead Of anything
in the market.
The race between Black Ned and
Chico Bill was side show compared te
the race that occurs daily in the rush te
Arnold & Meyers to get fine groceries
at low figures.
| A clean shop, warm water, kee1
smooth razors and good workmen ar
always found at the tonsorial parlors 0
A. Aldrich. In his chairs is seat in al
artificial paradise.
Jack Hagerdon won horse Saturda,
on the race. William Ash was the loser
but he gave up the stakes very grace
fully. He will not bet on the blacl
next time, however.
| A party Of four were out hunting
Monday afternoon. But they did no
meet with very good success, consequent
ly Burt Aldrich and Morris Reilley re
quested the ADVERTISER to mention nc
names.
The Northern Wyoming Agriculture
fair will be held at Buffalo this month
commencing on the 9th. Secretar,
Burritt favored the ADVERTISER with
copy of the rules and regulations ans
premium list.
| Tom Jones submitted a bid a fe,
days ago for piece of work on tn
| Northern Pacific. Forty-five miles o
road is to be built this fall from Billing
to the gold diggings in the vicinity Q
Clark's Fork.
i Several gentlemen from Sturgis wer
| in attendance at the dance Thursda,
evening given at George Shingles resi-
dence, on the north side OF the Bell
Fourche. They report having had
splendid time.
| G. w. Ladd has plans about com
pleted for business house to be erecte'
on the Northwestern block. The plan
call for stone building, 50x80, tw
stories, with French plate glass front
and to be fire proof.
| John Manning has leased the oil,
Northwestern barn and will take posses
sion as soon as the road reaches Sturgie
Mr.. Manning will make such changes a
will be necessary in the building to ac
commodate the livery business.
| Mr.. O. w. Wells was over from hi
ranch on Spring creek Saturday with
large load of watermelons, pumpkins
tomatoes, etc., all of which found read,
sale at good figure. Mr.. Wells report
crops in his neighborhood as exceed
lingly fine.
| The track had reached point on1,
about four miles north of Rapid last eve
ming, the bridge men OBTAINING the tracl
layers. The former are now put of tn
way, however, and the force of tracl
men increased yesterday SO that bette
/ time will be made.
| Mr.. Wilson with a party of Englisl
capitalists arrived last week and vis1te'
the mining districts Of the Southerl
Hills. Mr.. Wilson is one Of the princi
pal stockholders IN the Harney property
and he is interested in making fayorabl
showing Of the Tin mines Of the country
He viii have no trouble ID proving tha
Tom White lied numerically withou
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